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Chatham-Kent police chief takes sick leave due to medical condition
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Windsor man arrested after police recover stolen gun
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OPP locate missing Lakeshore, Ont. woman
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Windsor police seek four suspects after assault on Glengary Avenue
Windsor police are looking for four suspects after an assault on Glengarry Avenue.
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Monster home built north of Toronto infuriating neighbours
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Windsor researchers develop new nursing program to help prevent burnout
A team of University of Windsor researchers are designing a new program to help graduating nurses cope with the extreme stress in hospital settings.
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Residents angry about 'monster' house being built in Ont.
A home under construction in Richmond Hill, Ont. -- which is nearly twice as tall as the others on the street -- has heightened concerns among residents.
